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1st half 2018 as a poll option? I think that's literally impossible. Nintendo simply wouldn't be able to manufacture enough in time for that even if the demand was there

I have no idea though. Impossible to say since there's so little known about the future of Xbox One. How successful will the X be, do they have any big exclusives planned for 2018 or beyond and so on...

Ka-pi96 said: 1st half 2018 as a poll option? I think that's literally impossible. Nintendo simply wouldn't be able to manufacture enough in time for that even if the demand was there

I have no idea though. Impossible to say since there's so little known about the future of Xbox One. How successful will the X be, do they have any big exclusives planned for 2018 or beyond and so on...

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Okay, I'm a little confused here. When you say outsell do you mean the Xbox One's 30 mil sales as of now or it's lifetime sales? Because we don't know what Xbox One's lifetime sales are, and if you're saying Switch will sell 30 million by late 2020 or early 2021 , that's not that impressive.

By comparison, the Xbox One officially reached 26 million sales by January of 2017, it took about 1153 days. If we say the Switch sells 30 million from March 3rd to October 3rd of 2020, that's 1306 days. Not very impressive.

In conclusion : It depends *entirely* on how much sales you think Xbox One will get lifetime, or if you are putting it up against the current 28-30 million benchmark.

AngryLittleAlchemist said: Okay, I'm a little confused here. When you say outsell do you mean the Xbox One's 30 mil sales as of now or it's lifetime sales? Because we don't know what Xbox One's lifetime sales are, and if you're saying Switch will sell 30 million by late 2020 or early 2021 , that's not that impressive.

By comparison, the Xbox One officially reached 26 million sales by January of 2017, it took about 1153 days. If we say the Switch sells 30 million from March 3rd to October 3rd of 2020, that's 1306 days. Not very impressive.

In conclusion : It depends *entirely* on how much sales you think Xbox One will get lifetime, or if you are putting it up against the current 28-30 million benchmark.

I mean when will the Switch pass the Xbox One. So if the XB1 is at lets say 40mil by 2018 and the switch catches up and sell 40il+1. So i think end of 2020 XB1 will be around 55m and Switch 58m.

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AngryLittleAlchemist said: Okay, I'm a little confused here. When you say outsell do you mean the Xbox One's 30 mil sales as of now or it's lifetime sales? Because we don't know what Xbox One's lifetime sales are, and if you're saying Switch will sell 30 million by late 2020 or early 2021 , that's not that impressive.

By comparison, the Xbox One officially reached 26 million sales by January of 2017, it took about 1153 days. If we say the Switch sells 30 million from March 3rd to October 3rd of 2020, that's 1306 days. Not very impressive.

In conclusion : It depends *entirely* on how much sales you think Xbox One will get lifetime, or if you are putting it up against the current 28-30 million benchmark.

I mean when will the Switch pass the Xbox One. So if the XB1 is at lets say 40mil by 2018 and the switch catches up and sell 40il+1.

Well that can change, it can pass it and then lose to it the next month. With the X and possibly a new Halo on Xbox, I wouldn't be surprised. If you just want to know exactly when it will pass it, I think it will be Quarter 2 of 2019. Late 2020 is extremely late when you consider Xbox One might not get any more growth months